History Main / LifeOfTheParty

* Implied: Paramount's two-reeler ''Abner the Baseball'' (1963), derived from the Eddie Lawrence record of the same name, has the titular baseball narrating his life up to the point that Mickey Mantle his him to score the longest home run ever. During the game, some fans chime in:

* ''LightNovel/ExpectingToFallIntoRuinIAimToBecomeABlacksmith'': When protagonist Kururi gets a pet dragon, Pubi, said dragon proceeds to be a SpoiledBrat who roams the countryside drinking, partying, and visiting hot springs, occasionally asking Kururi for money.

->It was Mr. Blatt’s apparent ambition to be the life and soul of any place he happened to be in. The Jolly Roger Hotel, in his opinion, given somewhat loudly, needed brightening up. He was puzzled at the way people seemed to melt and disappear when he himself arrived on the scene.

Often this can be the {{Fratbro}} or HardDrinkingPartyGirl, but sometimes it's the quiet one who suddenly leaps out of his or her shell. Sometimes this is done to show a character overcompensating for a hidden unhappiness, which makes them a SadClown.

* ''Series/MarryMe'': Annie's cousin Scooby. So much so that she and her dads compete to get him to come to their wedding.

This character will [[LampshadeWearing don lampshades]] (no, not ''[[LampshadeHanging that]]'' kind), dance on tables, swing from the chandelier, and generally party harder and wilder than anybody else. Sometimes this is done to signify just how awesome a party is, other times it can be to show that the character is immature or is acting inappropriately - say, by drinking excessively at a fancy, upper-class tuxedo party and hitting on the mayor's daughter.

* ''Series/ThirtyRock'': Jack grudgingly accompanies Liz to her high school reunion, where he's mistaken for the class popular guy - he doesn't correct the crowd, and enjoys his star status.

Often this can be the {{Fratbro}} or HardDrinkingPartyGirl, but sometimes it's the quiet one who suddenly leaps out of his or her shell.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WhatIf2021'' episode [[Recap/WhatIfS1E7WhatIfThorWereAnOnlyChild "What If... Thor Were an Only Child?"]], the eponymous God of Thunder from Asgard has grown to be a party animal (since Loki was brought back to the Frost Giants and didn't grow to become a schemer) and brings parties and destructive merriment across the galaxy, accompanied by an array of aliens wherever he goes.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WhatIf2021'' episode [[Recap/WhatIfS1E7WhatIfThorWereAnOnlyChild "What If... Thor Were an Only Child?"]], the eponymous God of Thunder from Asgard has grown to be a party animal (since Loki was brought back to the Frost Giants and didn't grow to become a schemer) and seeks to convert other worlds to his hedonistic ways, including Earth.

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* Pinkie Pie from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' will try to be this if it's not a party she set up. If it is one she made, she will try to make it as lively as possible. She even has a party cannon -- a cannon that shoots out ready-made party supplies. Even if, at times, she does things that could kill the party for others who are trying to enjoy themselves -- such as making a band play unfitting music for the event, ravenously devouring all the sweets and snacks set out for everyone and leaving nothing for anyone else to eat (going so far as to stuff her face with a plate of cupcakes PRINCESS CELESTIA HERSELF was about to eat right in front of her), and doing things that, while usually funny to watch happen to someone else, would drive you absolutely up a wall or make you incredibly upset if you were there yourself.

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